Booted From Latest Reality Show- Where Does Kardashian Go From Here?

The results are in.  Kim Kardashian- known in Hollywood for a leaked sex tape and hit reality show- is the third to be voted off the latest season of Dancing with the Stars.

 

As one of the most publicized participants of this season, it seems as though her curvy figure didn’t carry her rendition of the rumba classic “You Give Me Something” into the hearts of the judges. 

 

So with her stint on the popular reality show cut short, where does Kardashian go from here?  Sure she starred in the poorly-rated film Disaster Movie along side Vanessa Minnillo in August of this year, but how does she reinvent herself as a member of the Hollywood community that stands beyond low budget films and reality television shows?

 

A suggestion to her publicist is to link Kardashian to a humanitarian cause. Preferably she should choose one that holds a place near to heart, as to increase her believability as a spokesperson. 

 

Use the media tour she will embark on due to her early departure from Dancing with the Stars to get her voice heard.  She will most likely hit all of the morning shows including Good Morning America, the Today Show and the Early Show.  Instead of simply speaking on her failed attempt at dancing, refocus the interview to advocate for a foundation. 

 

Which foundation should she choose? After some research, it appears that this past Tuesday, Sept. 30, was the five year anniversary of her father Robert Kardashian’s death due to esophageal cancer.  The largest esophageal cancer foundation in the United States is currently the Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation (ECEF), and it appears that they do not have a spokesperson at the moment. 

 

By speaking to the public about her personal loss of her father to esophageal cancer, she will help to raise awareness while softening her public image.  In addition, by offering facts and prevention methods to fight this cancer, her image will turn from a ditzy reality show star to an informed, concerned patron.